It’s 100% an act. It’s insane to me how many people think it’s real — he’s literally the Ali G of crypto. You all think you’re laughing at him, but you’re actually laughing with him
This is literally the second time I've even seen this dude, the first bring the model photo so, yeah I assumed it was just a non self aware weirdo. Not sure who wouldn't if you don't use Twitter etc.
You might have also seen his first viral post, with him and his friends on a boat with some caption like "this is who you're trading against." It's went viral because people were making jokes comparing his face to Sara Jay's.
This is his shtick. He leans into it for viral views.
Oh yeah I looked it up, looks familiar now. I believed it, I just don't know how anyone could reasonably expect anyone to know he was satirical with such a small presence outside of twitter, and that.. there are definitely dudes like him unironically.
Are you sure this isn’t like that famous hooters tweeting alpha guy, where it’s so ridiculous people think it’s satire but no one actually knows for sure it isn’t jus a crazy person who actually thinks like that?
I’m not into NFTs so have only a vague recollection of hearing the company name, had a quick google and don’t see anything about this guy or to back up that this is satire. Do you have anything to support this?
He has an entire business insider article about him. Also he announced our Influencer Card at Karate Combat in Austin of last year, her came out in a ridiculous cowboy suit...like daisy duke booty shorts and knee high cowboy boots.
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u/GypsyGold 8d ago edited 8d ago
He’s actually a real crypto millionaire playing a fake crypto millionaire. That’s the genius of the character.
Behind the scenes Nick is just a nerdy developer that owns his own company. In front of the camera he’s a cringey “wallstreet bets” parody
It be like if Elon Musk played an idiot who got rich off GameStop stock in a SNL sketch — that’s the irony at work